Monthly Rentals in Offwell

We booked a 3 night stay in the week. Harry’s place was fantastic. He supplied enough breakfast items to feed a few people, which was such a bonus . The house was lovely, really homely and comfortable. Our pooch was catered for too. Some really beautiful walks from the house into the woods, which we all enjoyed. The coast was about 30mins drive, which we did visit. One thing to note, some of the local restaurants/takeaways were not open until midweek which wasn’t a deal breaker but good to know. The Pig at Combe was a great place to visit and eat, dogs allowed in the Folly, highly recommend. Communication from Harry was great and we did get to meet him as they only live next door. We would definitely like to visit again.

Booked fairly late but were so pleased we did. Perfect location for what we were doing and so close to lovely beaches in the area. Property was spotlessly clean and had everything we needed for our 3 night stay. Would definitely recommend and return in the future.

This is by far the best Airbnb I’ve stayed in. Beautifully decorated throughout, so many homely, thoughtful touches, the most peaceful beautiful scenery and such warm, welcoming hosts. You really couldn’t wish for more. This was our second visit and we’ll certainly return. Everything throughout is so carefully thought of, from beautifully soft linen to indulgent soap and toiletries, I can’t rate our stay highly enough and would recommend Clare for a Super Super host if this was an option. Thank you both so much.

As a base to explore the Jurassic coast it’s a superb location, allowing for peaceful evenings after a tiring day out. Enjoy a drink by a scenic pond in a very well managed garden as the sun sets was right up our street. The kitchen is fully equipped for 2 guests and the twin beds combined into one large bed allows for a perfect nights sleep. The bathroom is compact but fully functional with a decent sized shower. Ample parking outside the property. The village pub is an historic building with some of it dating back to the 12th century and the food is excellent. There are plenty of restaurants / pubs in the area as well as nature reserves, woodland walks and coastal treats, the water is blue and the beaches vary between stoney to Sandy. Be prepared to pay for parking everywhere with the price increased between April and September. The Seaton Tramway was fun and a drive down to Labrador Bay allowed us to watch Dolphins and the rare Cirl Bunting. The is too much to do.